Oct 21, 2026
Ramon and Matthew Sanchez of CENTURY 21 Allstars earn DAOR Top Producer GOLD for Q3 2026 after closing 13 real estate transactions.
Whittier CA USA, October 21, 2026 -- Ramon and Matthew Sanchez Earn DAOR Top Producer GOLD Recognition for Third Quarter 2026
Ramon Sanchez and Matthew Sanchez of Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group at CENTURY 21 Allstars have been named DAOR Top Producer GOLD recipients for the third quarter of 2026 by the Downey Association of REALTORS®. The recognition follows 13 closed real estate transactions during the quarter across Whittier, Pico Rivera, and surrounding Southeast Los Angeles County communities.

The award recognizes the father and son team's production during the three-month period. Jade, a member of the Sanchez team who supports client and transaction operations, is also acknowledged in the award graphic.
For Ramon Sanchez, the recognition adds to a real estate career spanning more than three decades. For Matthew Sanchez, it reflects continued professional development within a family real estate practice established in 1991.
Together, they serve residential buyers, sellers, investors, and relocating households throughout Whittier, Pico Rivera, Downey, Norwalk, La Mirada, Lakewood, Bellflower, Long Beach and Compton.
"This recognition means a lot because it reflects the trust families continue to place in us quarter after quarter," Ramon Sanchez said. "Real estate has always been a family business for us, and being able to work together while serving the communities that helped build our business is something we never take for granted."
Third Quarter Production Reflects Continued Regional Activity
The DAOR Top Producer GOLD designation recognizes Ramon and Matthew Sanchez for their real estate production during the third quarter of 2026. The team's 13 completed transactions represent continued activity across several residential markets in Southeast Los Angeles County.
The quarterly recognition adds a recent production milestone to Ramon's established professional record while highlighting Matthew's growing involvement in the family business.
The Downey Association of REALTORS® represents real estate professionals in the region, with its Top Producer recognition acknowledging qualifying production achievements.
For the Sanchez team, the award represents a measurable period of completed transactions and continued participation in the communities where the group has operated for decades.
Father and Son Build on a Real Estate Practice Established in 1991
Ramon Sanchez began his real estate career in 1991 and has developed longstanding professional relationships throughout Whittier, Pico Rivera, and neighboring communities.
Matthew Sanchez has continued that family involvement as a licensed real estate professional, working alongside his father in residential sales and client representation.
Their combined approach incorporates Ramon's experience navigating changing housing market conditions and Matthew's focus on digital marketing, evolving buyer expectations, and contemporary communication methods.
"My dad built this business around relationships, hard work and doing what you say you're going to do," Matthew Sanchez said. "I'm proud to carry that forward, but I also know we have to keep earning the next client and the next referral. Awards are meaningful because they show the work is translating into results."
The collaboration combines established local market knowledge with current real estate practices while maintaining continuity in client service.
Professional Experience Across Residential Real Estate
Ramon Sanchez's published professional record reports more than $100 million in career real estate sales. His previous distinctions include the CENTURY 21 Grand Centurion, Double Centurion, seven-year Centurion status, and Quality Service Pinnacle Award.
His professional background also includes experience as a Dave Ramsey trusted advisor, John Maxwell coach, and Mike Ferry coach.
Matthew Sanchez provides buyer and seller representation, including assistance with first-time home purchases, relocation, investment properties, and foreclosure or distressed property transactions.
His experience also includes probate and inherited property transactions, which may require coordination among property owners, family representatives, and other professionals involved in the transfer or sale of real estate.
Both Ramon and Matthew provide services in English and Spanish, supporting communication with clients across the diverse communities of Southeast Los Angeles County.
Two Local Offices Support Southeast Los Angeles County Communities
Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group operates from offices at 13104 Philadelphia Street, Suite 206, in Whittier, and 9155 Telegraph Road in Pico Rivera, California.
The two locations support the team's work across neighboring residential markets, including Downey, Norwalk, La Mirada, Bellflower, Lakewood, and surrounding communities.
Both Ramon and Matthew reside in Pico Rivera, maintaining personal and professional connections to the communities served by their real estate practice.
The group's regional coverage allows its agents to assist clients whose real estate needs extend beyond a single municipality. Transactions may involve households purchasing in one community while selling or relocating from another within Southeast Los Angeles County.
The team's work encompasses residential listings, purchase representation, relocation assistance, and property transactions involving different ownership circumstances.
Local Recognition Adds to a Longstanding Professional Record
The DAOR Top Producer GOLD recognition for Q3 2026 marks another milestone in Ramon Sanchez's real estate career and reflects the continued development of the family's professional practice.
The award also acknowledges the shared production efforts of Ramon and Matthew Sanchez during the quarter, demonstrating the ongoing participation of both generations in the business.
Ramon has used the professional message "Making Real Estate REAL" throughout his career, reflecting the group's emphasis on practical real estate guidance and client relationships.
The recognition complements Ramon's previous CENTURY 21 production and service awards while documenting the team's recent activity in the local residential real estate market.
As the team enters the fourth quarter of 2026, Ramon and Matthew continue working across their established service areas, supporting residential buyers, sellers, and property owners.
The third quarter recognition documents their completed transaction activity and adds to the family's history of real estate service in Southeast Los Angeles County.
About Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group
Ramon Sanchez Real Estate Group is a family-operated real estate practice affiliated with CENTURY 21 Allstars, serving Whittier, Pico Rivera, and Southeast Los Angeles County. Led by Broker Associate Ramon Sanchez, who has worked in real estate since 1991, the group provides residential buyer and seller representation, relocation assistance, investment property services, and support for probate and inherited property transactions. Ramon Sanchez, California DRE 01104461, has reported more than $100 million in career sales and has received multiple CENTURY 21 production and service awards. Matthew J. Sanchez, California DRE 02085554, works alongside Ramon, providing bilingual real estate services in English and Spanish.
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